Actor Wes Ramsey has always believed he was capable of playing a role that pushed him emotionally, physically, and psychologically. So, it’s been a dream come true for him to play Daniel, a successful developer who is willing to do just about anything to reconnect with his dead wife after meeting a small-time psychic in the film Perception. Pop Culturalist spoke with Wes about starring in the psychological-thriller, how he prepared, and the film’s message. PC: Tell us about Perception, your character, and what drew you to this project. Wes:
Rising alt-pop artist, Ilton, has been defying boundaries his entire life. From a young age, he and his family came to the U.S. in search of new opportunities, which he’s not only found, but also seized. Since 2012, he’s been writing and producing for others, and is now taking the next step in his career; releasing his own solo music. This year, he dropped his highly-anticipated debut EP, Good & Gone, and it’s established him as one to watch. Today, he continues his climb to super stardom with the release
Natalie Sharp is an exciting actress and singer-songwriter who’s stepping foot into one of the most iconic zip codes in pop culture history. Yes, that’s right, she’s one of the newest stars joining the 90210 reboot, BH90210. In the series, she plays Anna Blakemore, a sassy and witty writer with a tough exterior. But, could a potential love interest bring out her softer side? Pop Culturalist sat down with Natalie to chat all things BH90210. PC: Tell us about BH90210, your character, and what drew you to this project. Natalie:
Vulnerable World is an exciting up-and-comer who’s ready to make his mark on the industry. He’s spent the past few years crafting a personal project that demonstrates his individuality and versatility. It focuses its attention on the human race and their weakest moments. Each track is a distinct and personal song that highlights strength and unity, and aims to connect listeners. Today, he releases the poignant and emotive new single: “Slow Violence”—exclusively on Pop Culturalist.com. It features masterful vocals from Von Grey, and poses the question: do our vulnerable experiences